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Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
SEED CORN I!
SEED CORNti

Choice selected Seed
Corn from New Mad
rid. MO.-yields well,
natures two to three
weeks earlier than
our native corn, at
II. CRAIG 4 Sons.
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Citation Notice.
THE STATE or MISS .SSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISS -SclBfl,
To Mrs. Willie y niie
You arc commando 10 appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County Of
Yazoo. in said State, on the
Fourth MORddy Of March. 1887,
to defend the suit m said Court Of N. 7.
Pugh. Guardian OF the minors Lee. where
in you and Others are defendants.
SIS. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
WIS EPpERsox. Solicitor Tor f;suu'nt.
Yazoo City, Miss. Feb. IS, '7-it
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p,,es arc freouen,lv eceueu 4,

Piles are frequently ,,.eceueu :. !.
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lover part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he has some affection
st the kidneys or neighboring organs.
At times, symptoms OF Indigestion are
present, flatulency, uneasiness OF the
stonach, etc. A moisture like perspira-
ton, producing a very disagrceablo Itch
ing. after getting warm, is a common at
lendanI. Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield at once to the application OF
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. which acts
directly upon llIe parts Affected, absorb
ng the 1nmOrs, allaying the intense Itch
ing, and eilecting permanent cur. Price
so cents. Address rhe DR.. BOsanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold By Gibson
& Go. ItBi9.ly-~
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25

Sealed Proposals Tor the building Of a
New Prrsb, Ierian ChurCh AZ lazoo City.
Miss. ere nov solicited BY tie Building
Committee Of the Church. cOHiract 10 be
awar,ls4i March Let. lSs7 All bids must
b accompanied with Bod Cor the col-
piefinn according 70 the pisns new on
liie uf the ofIice Of Crane Bros & Co,
that place. The Commiiiee reserve The
rigit 10 rrjrct any ana al bids. Address
al communications ts
C.E CRANE.
SeeI'r BoiilinE Commiitce.
Thos. SuIly & Co. Architects.
FEB. II. 81. Neu Orieans. Ia
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
THURSDAY MORNING

Opened with an address by w. D.
Hoard, Esq, editor Of "Hoard'E
DairymaD," Fort Atkinson. Wis
consin. Mr.. Hoard had for his
sabject Necessity Of Dairy Edu,
cation among Farmers" and the
manner in which be handled his
theme showed that be was no am
ateur in his line. He Is the ac-
knowledged authority on all Ques-
tions pertaining 10 the dairy in
his State. His address was lis
tened to with close attention, and
many things of Importance and
interest were brought out and sat !.
isfactorily explained.
Mr.. Hoard was followed in an
address by Prof S. A. Knapp, OF
Lake Charles, La, formerly Pres.
ident OF the Iowa Agricultural
College. The address of this gen.
t'em"" was devoted exclusively
e nr Grass
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25

expressly to the order Of II. @. Hollen
beTg.widely nown throughout the South
as a practical Piano Maker by trade and
cultivated Musician is the best and most
durable piano used IN the Mississippi Val
ley. Many Of our best people IN 1azoo
City haze purchased these pignOs and
pronounce them the best and most duI-
Die Ter our climate. For terms and prices
write to II. @. Hollcnberg, Memphis,
fem.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
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BILL ARP.

We have never seen a better
audiance assembled than that
which greeted Bill Arp on last
Friday NJ 80 Opera
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THE INTERSTATE CONVEN.
TION.

In the last issue OF the HERALD
! tried TO give u short synopsis OF
the opening Of the great cOnven.
tion at Jackson. Having given
the proceedings OF Wednesday, l
will now Try and say something OF
the other days. The programme
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
Yazco Ciiy, Feb. oath.

The YAzoo CITY HERALD pub
fishes a fine Illustrated article on
Yazoo City and county, in it's last
issue.-Kosciuska Mes. enger.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
Rev. Doctor Morton.

Our Methodist citizens are
amongst our most jealous and lib
eral church members aud II was
surprising that so few OF hem
turned out on Monday evening to
hear DR.. David Merton, dIs:in.
guished divine of Louisville, KY.
lecture for the purpose of raising
money for the Paine Memorial
Fund. This was doubtless due TO
the fact that many Of them
thought the lecture had been post
poned, as il was known that Bish
op Galloway had failed TO arrive
on the mornings train. The ob.
iect of the fund is to SECURE $40. 900
to be loaned 10 churches in the
Mississippi and North Mississippi
conferences for building lu four
teen towns in Mississippi The
amount already -aised is s6. 200
and the entire sum will doubtless
soon be made up. Bishop Paine
was for sixty five years engaged
in active ministerial duties, resid-
ing in Mississippi thlrty-lhree
years Of that lime. he was gen
orally beloved and the fund Is in
his name rs a tribute TO his mem
DRY.
DR.. Morton u = zealous aud
able preacher and these present
were edited aud pleased by his
discourse on Monday sight.
Col. d. A. OUTLAW, the proprie
tor Of CastalIan Springs. arrived
~ Yazon City "Wednesday night 10
get up subscriptions tor = stock
company. he desires 10 secure
as many names a. possible to in
teresf a great nnmbrr IN the
Springs. Nature has done much
foF the place, the medicinal prop
critics OF the water are certain and
have proved eficacious for q vsri-
ely Of disorders. In addition it j.
beautifully l0eaird and eouid Be
easily made one OF the best waller
ing places in the South. Many
Of our 1azoo people visit il anna
ally and aiWays with good rrsalis.
Situated ihIee miles from Dursni
II is easily acc ssibie and j. nov
oipen 70 lhe DrlIa- Col OuilsW
has made ihs- plze- pay zrli arr
with morr hou-rs and hsIIrr faci
ities il wouid D. = Spirndid in-
resim Gel. oafiss hss sue
cerlrd E-il o. FAR 10 grfting sa5
scrIbeTs.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25

Editor Yazoo Oitv Herald

Editor YazOo Citg Herald
JnO. BaIfield has made a good
Assessor, 1t has been usual 10
give two terms TO officers who
have performed their duty, and |
think he is entitled 10 il. He is
the same oue-armed Confederate
soldier aud the same good mau he
was when elected. La addition he
has proved his capacity.
JUSTICE.
Yazoo Ciiv. Feb. Oath.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25

The Capital Light Guards are
planning a trip TO Yazoo City for
the purpose Of giving a benefit
drill.-Jacksoh Advertiser.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
RIVER NEWS.

The Beta had big tIip up Mon
day having acrowd of passengers,
1850 sacks serd and IL bales OF
cotton.
Some uneasinesS is felt about
the water, as the Mississippi con
times 10 rise, but there is yet no
serious canse for alarm. The lev.
.eeso0n The MissiSsippi line from
Memphis ~ Vieksburg are ID
splendi .and can stand
higher ater. The va.
X. sh 70 b Nh sless sain !.ea sat;'
season, nuated.
TheSL axe Washington came up
ycst' rdaA Nrh big trip for va.
zuo CITY.
The Phil Armour passed mp
Wednesday with good freight.
The Katie Robbins took on 147
bales here Wednesday.
The T. Barksdale got 1873 bales
at Yazoo City on her down trip
Sunday.
The Birdie Bailey is as regular
aud popular in her trips as ever.
The popular Prgh Line still
holds its own, and Commodore
Pugh has every reason to be sat
isfied with The New Evergreen,
Lake City aud Ike BoHham.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

The Convention was called 10
order promptly at 2:30 O'Clock, by
the Chairman. Tho speaker was
Mr.. c. L. Beach, Of Whitewater,
Wisconsin, his subject being How
Fed the Cows and Made the
Butter that took The Sweepstakes
at the Interstate Fair" Having
reduced the highest order OF tbeo-
ry to the commonest state Of prac-
ticability, il is not TO be wondered
at that Mr.. Beach has been so
successful in his chosen line, that
Of butter making.
aHow 10 mako a creamery Pro-
htable," by II. d. Sherman, Of
Monticello, Dairy Commissioner
OF Iowa, aud Prof. F. A. Gully, OF
the A. & NJ. College OF Mississip-
pi, was a discussion Of ability.
Particularly did the latter gen
tlem2n cover himself aud his
subject all over with glory. Being
an artist Ofno mean talent, be had
caricatures Of his many subjecis,
embraced in one, showing strik-
iugly the difference between the
old and new methods OF conduct.
ing the dairy products Of the
farm. Without fialtery 10 Prof.
GaIIy, It Is bat just to say, that
bis was one Of the best addresses
delivered during the Convention.
Mississippians who heard hIm say
that as long as he conducts the
dairy Of The A. & N. College. that
Il j. SURE 10 sncered sod Ifs good
work pern~atr every portion ui
ont State. The next subject uas
"Diversiard Farming" haudled
in . mastery style by Hon- B. A.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
ougll
-

Prof.
A. hesitate TO
our crops, that of
most profitable,
pes a double profit,
sails and their
ned every
convinced our
at Mississippi
far surpassed
ffor this iupOr.
cessiul farming.
he Missis.
u read
/" /,
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
SALE

power County
p win he Highest bidder for cash in oni OF the C"' House Door
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
as1s wnn his a.

sSfIs win MS a..
-.Os. lie enumerated the Yarl
Gus kinds Of grasses TO which the
soil of Mississippi is peculiarly
adapted, and the able manner in
which be explained them made ii
rather amusing 10 see with what
wonder some III our Southern, as
well as Western friends, tonnd
food for many profitable pOiuts
upon a thing which they had hIth-
erto considered of no Importance.
At the conclusion OF DR.. PhaTes
essay, Judges were appointed 10
examine and pass upon the exaib.
its of butter aud other products
Of the farm brought there TO be
examined by experts. The prizes
offered, | am sorry to say, were
most all captured by the Western
gentlemen.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-02-25
FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH, 1887

delinquent sucuy
thereof pay all aud dam thereon iowit;
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Eor Rent

rhe store on Lodi plantation on ! a.
zoo river, an GlioS' '''"
cash e.
be
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COMO 10 lake IHE PLAZA.

Ii lie asserted confidently by those who
are in position to know, that the vote Of
the council has been pOlled and that the
new city hall will never be permitted TO
come east OF the river. Also, that II Ia
known that majority OF the council
favor Military plaza and that the build
ing will be placed there. The legal OBJ
jectiOns to the occupancy OF the plaza
are voided, It is said. by the city hall
and jail having occupied that location
for years without remonstrance or Objeo-
ton and there being no evidence to show
that the plaZss were originally set apart
for plaza or park or market square pur'
poses. The original deed Of conveyance
being lost, this fact is depended upon to
cover any defect in the title OF the city
to the plazas for any purpose which the
council may decide to use them for. All
the same, the placing ofthe new city hall
upon any plaza in this city is an act that
will be regretted but once by the citl-
zens and property holders, and that re-
greet will be perpetual. The objection
to the use of the plazas for such Pur-
poses has been cogently and repeatedly
set forth. A dozen other places would
do for the city hall. MOTHER places can
take the places OF the plazas. These Oc-
cupied with buildings are forever shut
up from the legitimate uses 10 which
they were originally Intended, and the
/ loss OF such breathing places to the city
IF the future will hers source of unavail-
hg and evey Increasing regret. Every
year that the city lives and grows will
demonstrate more and more clearly the
| shortsightedness and unwisdOm Of Il pol
Icy which has numbered the city with
an eye sore which cannot be removed.
Build the city jail on any plaza in this
city, and the city council that so orders
merely erects a monument to Its own
disregard of the oity's future health and
interests.
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Catarrh in its destructive force stands next
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II is therefore singular that those afflicted
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bee 1Ur signed tD a life of misery rather
than torture themselves with doubtful! pallia-
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But this will never do. CatarTh must be
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might. In many cases the disease has as
sumod dangerous symptoms. The bones and
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This man, G. q. Hoffman, has risen by the
use of Botanic Blood Balm lB. B. b. to his
present wonderfully improved condition. In
a short time his homeless forehead will be fully
healed, and he will stand a monument Of
humanity, raised from the verge of death
Few persons ever recover from such low
state, being on dying he'd from that fell de
strOyer. blood poison. with the bones of his
forehead TOtted and taken out, pa X3 inches
by the doctors, and given ont to die. From
skin and bones, wrecked by blood poison, to
health and sound flesh, is the work Of r. b. p
Not many such desperate cases may b
found, but when they are they should not
despair OF recovery, as B. h. B. will cure them
W hen this medicine can cure such extreme
cases, is not reasonable that it will cure all
cases OF blood poisoning of less violence, as IL
has done in thousands of instancesY
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Jack Evans Talks.

The announcement that the Hon. A
J. Evans WAS to speak at the prohibit
ton meeting on Saturday night was SUI
fioient to draw a large audience Of the
"antis" and "prOhibs" who know that
when "our Jack" rises to talk he says
something that is worth listening TO.
A colored band was present and "re-
lieved" the monOtOny Of the opening pro-
ceedings BY playing musical selections.
Jack was rather late in arriving, but
when he got there he sailed In, and for
nearly two hours he entertained the au-
dience by his unique Oratory. Jacks
oratical gun WAS evidently well loaded,
and 1t went off with loud report His
quaint sarcasm told immensely in his
hits at the city council, and he whipped
it well round the stump. and he got IN
some big hits upon the Express. He
was listened to with marked interest,
for he was well Understood. and even
those who did not agree with him adj
mired the excellence Of his speech and
the keen witticisms with which it was
pointed.
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HICKORY, n. G.
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G. G.. Hoffman, of COnovcT N. G., and must
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his breast is healed over, and you can see the
one on the forehead is healing up from the
top. | wish it had been so that ! could have
taken il when he was at his worst, hut ! could
not leave my Office, and helives some distance
from here, Yours respectfully,
A. MCINTOsH.
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SKIN AND SCALP.
CIeansed. Purified and Beautified by
the CutiCura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of Dstig
uring HumOrs. for uiiaying Itching, Burning
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A CompIete Cure,

I have suffered all my life with skin dis
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friend, used your valuable cut IRA Rene
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told IL would bC-u complete cure.
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mOnd, Va.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Jaw Gould takes lunch To his office.
Senator Quay Is troubled with lhsom-
mia.
Senator Colquitt Is an enthuslasl'c
temperance man.
Mr. Irving and Miss Terry VIII return
TO this country In October.
Mark Twain umpired q game OF base
ball ut Emira. lie still lives
The Sultan Of Turkey would Ike TO
have 100000 to pay his servants wages
MyrOn Whitney is with his family al
Long Pond, Mass. for the summer
King Milan Is about to sue for "A di-
vOrce from Queen Nathalie. lncompat
bility.
The Grand Duke Michael. Of Russia, IL
n generous patron Of everything con.
neoted with sport.
Lord Butte is going to spend $3.50 OOO
more on his Cardiff Castle, already one
OF the most costly homes In England.
Senator Evarts has reformed. The
longest sentence in his speech to the
Yale alumi contained Only sixty-nine
words
W. w. CorcOran has almost fully re-
gained the use Of his left hand, which
was recently affected by Il stroke Of par
alysis.
MIR. Gladstone has lately contributed
to notes ard queries some further OBJ
servatiOn on 1.-The Greater Gods Of
Olympia"
NJ. Clemenceau and NJ. Paul FOucher,
fought their recent duel on the plateau
OF ChaIillOn, where Gambetta and De
FOurtOu met years ago.
Mr.. Blaine was asked repeatedly on
ship board to play draw poker. TO all
invitations of the kind ne answered that
he did not know the game.
The famous comedian, John +. Clarke,
has for many years resided in England,
but nevertheless he is an enthusiast 10
regard to everything thai is American.
Austin Corbin is one of the busiest
men in the country. He is president OF
a dozen railway companies, banking con-
Germs and land improvement organiza-
lions.
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stances Of the case the LIGHT Is con
strained to say that Cleveland's reply,
nearly i've months after the invitation,
is subterfuge and sham. AS a mat
ter Of mere personal opinion, the editor
Of the LIGHT, as member OF the G. A. X.
says amen! to every word Of Fairchild's
MnAlsY prnnnnciamentO.n
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Druggists Endorse Them.

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Salt Rheum Cured.

was troubled with Salt Rhcum for Il num-
Der of years, SO tina, the skin entirely came of
one of my hands from the finger tips to the
wrist. .ricd remedies and doctors prCsCrip-
tiOns to no purpose until commenced taking
CutiCUTa Remedies and now / am entirely
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CLEvELAND's piteous whine, that the
G. A. X. have choked of his proposed
western visit, is comical drawl from
the Fat Boy of Buffalo On the pIinci-
pie that the king can do no harm, he
imagines that the head OF the republic
should receive all honor and respectful
consideration, no matter how contempt
ible and unworthy respect he has shown
himself Grover was COpperhead dur
ing the war He bad no sympathy with
the defenders of the starry flag then,
and he has none now. True to his in
stinc!s, which led him to send an Erie
county felOn to the army rs his sunsti-
tute, he has always despised the ma
TONS defenders and left no opportunity
unused TO insult and condemn them.
The G A. X. need not his pity; they
care not for his whining; they Are not
moved by his numbering. His utter
disregard Of the needs Of the thousands
of Old soldiers families is OF piece
with the native ard ingram seIfishness
Of his own nature. The man who casts
of his own offspring cannot be expect
ed to care for the children Of the nation.
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TIE COMING THEATRICAL SEASON.
A Galaxy OF stars 70 Visit san Antonio
Such a. Have Never Been
Soon Here.

seen Here.
The coming theatrical season prom
isPs to be one OF the best ever seen IN
San Antonio. for the attractions booked
for the Texas circuit are unusually
good The bookings include the Booth
and Barrett combination, Joe Jefferson,
Margaret Mather, HeleR Dauvray, Fred
Warde, L. w. Keene. Chrlotte Ihomp-
son. Jeflreys-Lewis, the Emma Abbott
and Carleton Opera companies, the
Wilson Rankin, the Mcintyre q Heath,
and Haverly MINISTRIES, Mrs. ID. i. Bow
ers. 1.-The World" Michael StrOgOf, ="
Jennie Geomans, BristOls, Horse
SHOW" Salisbury's TrOubsdOrs, "Shad-
ows OF Great City" The White
Slave" BarthOmew's Horse Show.
"Domine's Daughter" Lizzie Evans,
Effle Elsler. James O'Neil, Barry q
Fay, combination. J. Il. Grlsmer, John
f. Warde. clio" "EvanGelinc," J.
Murphy. Hidden Iand,' Patti Rosa,
Hallen q Harris speciality company,
Katie Putnam, Nellie Boyd and K Il.
Mantel.
Such a galaxy Of stars was never yet
presented TO a Texas audience, and
there ia every reason to believe mat
there is a grand treat in store for the
theRtre-gOers OF the city.
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And the Old folks laugh WHEN they find thar
the plea ant California liquid fruit remedy
syrup Of Figs. Is more easily taken and NOR.
beneficial in its action than bitter, uauseOus
medicines. 1t is II most valuable remedy to
act on the bowels, to cleanse the system, and
to spell colds, headaches and fevers. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup Co
San Francisco, Cal For sale by +. Kalteyer 4
Son Il
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F. |. Meyer-Wine Hall.

Wholesale and retail dealer in Call
fornia champagnes and Rhine wines,
importer Of foreign and domestic wines
and liquors Orders delivered, No. 30
Alan" plaZt, west side. San Antonio,
TCXls. Telephone No, 2SO. 81 I'm
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Syrup OF Figs,

Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Natures
own True Laxative. 1t Is the most easily
taken and most pleasantly effective remedy
known to cleanse the system when bilious or
GOstiye; 10 dispel headaches, colds and feyeTs;
to cure habitual constipation, Indigestion, etc.
For sale in 50 cents aud 81 bottles by 7: Kali
eyer 4 Son. Sbly
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SO~>O the Children. They are es-
SNSS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. Il saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
For sale by RAgland & Kennedy. Iy
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Fresh Channel Cat.

Fresh gulf fish, all kinds received by
southern and eastern trains daily. Fish
cut and sliced to order.
KINgHAN Il SMITH,
Wholesale and retail deale re-, Gslan ST.,
South of Cathedral. 6-21 -3m
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Will be- pleased to have the ladies call
and examine her stock of underwear
before purchasing elsewhere, as she is
selling goods at greatly reduced prices
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The Mayor and Doctors Of conoyer will
verify the awful condition from which
Mr.. Hoffman was raised. BIB, CO,